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Third Party Candidates; Why the Hell Not? |
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Written by Alex Zeese
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Monday, 06 November 2006 |
Andrea Noble – Washington Prism
On a Saturday night in the small, liberal city of Takoma Park, Maryland, just across the district line from Washington DC, an energetic house party is raging. Middle Eastern drumming flows out into the chilly streets, inviting passers-by through the open front door framed with Buddhist prayer flags and into the warm living room where a belly dancer shimmies to the beat. |
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Zeese Lashes Out at Record of Dems and Reps in Maryland |
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Written by Alex Zeese
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Monday, 06 November 2006 |
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Special to the AFRO
By Nana S. Achampong
November 4, 2006
Antiwar candidate for United States Senator Kevin Zeese last Saturday managed to rouse a rather unanimated gathering at 66th Annual NAACP Convention by attacking fellow contenders Lt. Gov. Steele and Ben Cardin as belonging to parties that are controlled by special interests and therefore incapable of addressing the pressing needs of the people of Maryland. Zeese, who is endorsed by the Green, Libertarian and Populist Parties, said Marylanders were tired of the two parties and demanded a new independent way forward.
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Vote on Tuesday |
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Written by Alex Zeese
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Monday, 06 November 2006 |
by R.B. Jones
Baltimore Times
Voting brings out mixed emotions in me. Part of me agrees with a former
professor of mine who was an anarchist, who said in class, “Don't vote,
it only encourages them (corrupt politicians).” Part of me wants to vote
because so many of my people died to acquire and maintain the right to
vote, despite my disdain for most of the names that show up on the
ballot. I force myself to vote in every election for some basic reasons.
Neighborhoods that vote in significant numbers on a regular basis tend
to get better service from government. The politicians for the most part
only respond to campaign contributions, votes, and pressure ranging from
calls and letters to civil disobedience and disruption of business as usual.
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Vote on Tuesday |
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Monday, 06 November 2006 |
by R.B. Jones
Baltimore Times
Voting brings out mixed emotions in me. Part of me agrees with a former
professor of mine who was an anarchist, who said in class, “Don't vote,
it only encourages them (corrupt politicians).” Part of me wants to vote
because so many of my people died to acquire and maintain the right to
vote, despite my disdain for most of the names that show up on the
ballot. I force myself to vote in every election for some basic reasons.
Neighborhoods that vote in significant numbers on a regular basis tend
to get better service from government. The politicians for the most part
only respond to campaign contributions, votes, and pressure ranging from
calls and letters to civil disobedience and disruption of business as usual.
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Zeese Lashes at Record of Dems and Repubs in Maryland |
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Sunday, 05 November 2006 |
Report on the NAACP DebateSpecial to the AFROBy Nana S. Achampong
November 4, 2006Antiwar candidate for United States Senator Kevin Zeese last Saturday managed to rouse a rather unanimated gathering at 66th Annual NAACP Convention by attacking fellow contenders Lt. Gov. Steele and Ben Cardin as belonging to parties that are controlled by special interests and therefore incapable of addressing the pressing needs of the people of Maryland. Zeese, who is endorsed by the Green, Libertarian and Populist Parties, said Marylanders were tired of the two parties and demanded a new independent way forward. |
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